Dog bloody stools are something that the owner should pay attention to and think about for the dog. Maybe it is because the dog is sick, maybe it is because the dog is not eating correctly, maybe it is because the dog is small, etc. So what are the symptoms of bloody stools of dogs, how to distinguish the causes of bloody stools of dogs, and how to treat them?
Symptoms of bloody stools of dogs:
Anal bleeding, which does not mean that it will also bleed from the anus during defecation. Blood flows out from the anus. Take a bowel movement, but only blood is discharged.
Distinguishing of bloody stools:
The stool is normal, and there is a small amount of red blood on the surface of the stool: check the anus to see if there are any diseases such as anal fissures, anal adenitis, and may be a foreign object scratching the intestine.
The whole poop or the entire beach is mixed with blood: it may be caused by bleeding in the small intestine and need to seek medical treatment in time.
Blood accompanied by white pus or intestinal mucosa: It may be caused by bacterial or viral infection and requires medical treatment, or it may be caused by parasites.
In addition to bloody stool, there are other symptoms: such as vomiting, fever, and canine distemper, parvo, coronavirus, etc. need to be checked.
Treatment of bloody stools in dogs:
First, seek medical treatment in time to find out the cause of the bleeding.
Let dogs eat dog food, eat less food that people eat, and encourage dogs to exercise more. For dogs who don’t like to drink water, you can add a little milk powder or a little salt to the water to make the water taste better.
Home treatment can first feed probiotics and compound VB for intestinal protection, and take gentamicin orally under the guidance of a doctor. If diarrhea is severe, you can use Simida to temporarily stop diarrhea.
Feed easy-to-digest dog food and nutritional cream to avoid intestinal burden.